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THE REVIEW: WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP

Welcome to The Review: Movies.  The Review is the place for college basketball fans to learn and talk about everything related to the college game that happens off the court.  See what CHN Experts, College Coaches & Players, Media Analysts, and other fans have to say about everything related to college hoops.

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White Men Can't Jump - 1992

 

ACTORS: Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson, Rosie Perez
PLAYERS: Marques Johnson, Freeman Williams
DIRECTOR: Ron Shelton
CAMEOS: Alex Trebek, Chick Hearn

White Men Can't Jump on IMDB

 

Top 10 Best Movies of All-Time - Jon Teitel
"3) One of the few, if only, comedies on the list involves a couple of basketball players who use racial stereotypes to hustle others on the court.  Director Ron Shelton, who knows how to make a great sports movie, employs a White character who can take advantage of people who underestimate his basketball ability, and a Black character who can use his White colleague to take even greater advantage of players on the local courts.  The film works as a comedy because of the widespread belief that Black men are better basketball players than White men due to their jumping ability (for a quick case study, look at the 2005 NBA Slam Dunk contest).  Marques Johnson is hilarious as a local player, and Rosie Perez is a great comic foil as Woody Harrelson’s Latino girlfriend."
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